JCSA Sporting Clays is located within a beautiful shooting facility with rifle, pistol, archery and shotgun ranges.  The Josephine County Sportsman Park has overnight camping, RV spaces and a day use picnic area.

    The Sporting Clays Course at present has 14 stations.  The course is laid out on both sides of a winding road that is mostly in forest of oak, madrone and evergreen pine, fir and cedar trees.  The following is a brief description of a few of the existing stations.  A pair of birds thrown from the new 50 foot tower on station #10 are coming in high overhead.  They cross then one disappears behind the trees while the other continues in at the shooter.  On station #6, a pair of clays are coming in high and curling in to land 50 feet from the shooting station.  On station #8, a double teal machine is throwing two birds straight up in a dense wooded area with just the right opening for a good shot at each one.  Station #11 is in a small clearing.  A steel tower in back of the shooter houses an electric trap that sends a target overhead and away, while another target flies out from behind a tree on the left, 30 yards out, and crosses the clearing high above the trees.  Station #12 is a shooting platform twelve feet above the target area where a low outgoing bird and a crossing rabbit challenge the shooter.
 
    The remainder of the course consists of a wide variety of presentations with teal, rabbits and numerous types of crossers.  The trees and varied terrain provide an exciting challenge for shooters.  All of the stations are changed periodically. Construction is now in progress for another tower.   It will be a 60 ft tower with double traps and will be located on a newly constructed multi-trap practice and warm-up area that offers a covered shooting shelter.